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By whom was David taught

Appears in 83 hymnals Topics: Appendix

When Hannah press'd with grief

Appears in 45 hymnals Topics: Appendix

Supported by the word

Appears in 9 hymnals Topics: Appendix

The church a garden is

Appears in 15 hymnals Topics: Appendix
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When I was carnal, Satan's slave

Appears in 1 hymnal Topics: Appendix Lyrics: 1 When I was carnal, Satan's slave, Vain pleasures I pursu'd; But still I cry'd who in this way Can shew me any good ? 2 At length the word shone thro' my soul, Reveal'd my sin and shame. And mercy said, wilt thou be whole? Trust in a Saviour's" name. 3 Of sinners chief to God I cry'd His pard'ning love to feel; He freed my soul my wants supply'd, And gave the Spirit's seal. 4 His word was to my path a light, My love, my joy remain'd; His promises gave new delight, And still my soul sustain'd. 5 But clouds o'erspread my soul now pain'd With bondage and with fears; I try to pray, it seems in vain, And dark the word appears. 6 The sweet rememb'rance of his love Some consolation gives, And though in darkness now I move, I long in God to live. 7 Why am I thus? does God remove Bondage or darkness give? It Cannot be for he is love, in him I move and live. 8 He says, if "Jesus make you free You shall be free indeed," Their way's not dark who follow me- In them remains my seed. 9 He says, I never will forsake The souls who seek my face Tho' tempests should all nature shake, Sufficient is my grace. 10 Then why my soul this painful strife? Why dark and fill'd with grief; Sure I have lost the light of life, Through pride and unbelief. 11 My soul doth pant to feel his grace, I cannot, will not rest ; I long, I thirst, for righteousness, God does pronounce me blest. 15 My Saviour's come — he's present now I know, I feel him nigh: Arise my soul, renew thy vow For God to live and die.
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O Jesus! who can tell his love?

Appears in 2 hymnals Topics: Appendix Lyrics: O Jesus! who can tell his love? To earth he comes from heav'n above, His tender heart beholds our race, Sold under sin, devoid of grace. 2 To shew us God he lives and dies, An offering and a sacrifice, Sinners behold him on the tree, Thence virtue flows to set them free. 3 God dwells in him — his only Son, Who knows no change, his name is one, His name is love; the cause I see Why Jesus bleeds and dies for me. 4 When in my blood I heard him cry, The Soul that sinneth it shall die, Turn now, behold my life I give! A ransom that your soul may live. 5 Look unto me, be sav'd from sin, How dare I look, vile and unclean My sins are great, my thoughts are vain! O how shall I a pardon gain. 6 You're poor, he says, what can you give? If you were rich, I can't receive, All things are mine, 1 freely give; Dear sinner only look and live. 7 Your sin I hate, your soul I love, My faithfulness and mercy prove, Receive my grace, no more delay, Now is the time, to come away. 8 My heart is won by love so free; My sins arc gone, where can they be? Such grace, such mercy, and such bliss, A thousand tongues cannot express.

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